Definition of gorged in English:

gorged

adjective ɡɔːdʒdɡôrjd

Heraldry

postpositive Having the neck encircled by a coronet or collar, especially one of a specified tincture.
〔纹章〕颈部套有（尤指有某特别色彩、金属或毛皮的）项圈（或环）的
Example sentencesExamples
- His arms, as such, appear upon a seal, supported by two swans, close, gorged with coronets and chained; each of them holding in his beak an upright ostrich.
- A like creature, but gorged with a collar per pale azure and or and chained of the last, is the dexter supporter used by the Duke of Somerset.

Origin

Early 17th century: from French gorge 'throat' + -ed¹.

Definition of gorged in US English:

gorged

adjectiveɡôrjd

Heraldry

postpositive Having the neck encircled by a coronet or collar, especially of a specified tincture.
〔纹章〕颈部套有（尤指有某特别色彩、金属或毛皮的）项圈（或环）的
Example sentencesExamples
- His arms, as such, appear upon a seal, supported by two swans, close, gorged with coronets and chained; each of them holding in his beak an upright ostrich.
- A like creature, but gorged with a collar per pale azure and or and chained of the last, is the dexter supporter used by the Duke of Somerset.

Origin

Early 17th century: from French gorge ‘throat’ + -ed.

单词	gorged
释义	Definition of gorged in English: gorged adjective ɡɔːdʒdɡôrjd Heraldry postpositive Having the neck encircled by a coronet or collar, especially one of a specified tincture. 〔纹章〕颈部套有（尤指有某特别色彩、金属或毛皮的）项圈（或环）的 Example sentencesExamples His arms, as such, appear upon a seal, supported by two swans, close, gorged with coronets and chained; each of them holding in his beak an upright ostrich. A like creature, but gorged with a collar per pale azure and or and chained of the last, is the dexter supporter used by the Duke of Somerset. Origin Early 17th century: from French gorge 'throat' + -ed¹. Definition of gorged in US English: gorged adjectiveɡôrjd Heraldry postpositive Having the neck encircled by a coronet or collar, especially of a specified tincture. 〔纹章〕颈部套有（尤指有某特别色彩、金属或毛皮的）项圈（或环）的 Example sentencesExamples His arms, as such, appear upon a seal, supported by two swans, close, gorged with coronets and chained; each of them holding in his beak an upright ostrich. A like creature, but gorged with a collar per pale azure and or and chained of the last, is the dexter supporter used by the Duke of Somerset. Origin Early 17th century: from French gorge ‘throat’ + -ed.
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